Running Llama 2 and other Open-Source LLMs on CPU Inference Locally for Document Q&A
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Running Llama 2 and other Open-Source LLMs on CPU Inference Locally for Document Q&A
Krasis is a Hybrid LLM runtime which focuses on efficient running of larger models on consumer grade VRAM limited hardware
eLLM can infer LLM on CPUs faster than on GPUs
Full face stack that runs entirely in the browser. Detection, 576-point 3D mesh, recognition, anti-spoof, smile — all WebAssembly, zero server. Apache 2.0.
Pure-Rust, CPU-only OCR engine for Baidu Unlimited-OCR (a DeepSeek-OCR-derived 3B MoE VLM). Five-model zoo, custom int8 kernels, no ML framework, no Python, no GPU.
Runs LLaMA with Extremely HIGH speed
Speaker diarization for Python — "who spoke when?" CPU-only, no API keys, Apache 2.0. ~10.8% DER on VoxConverse, 8x faster than real-time.
Pure C inference engine for Qwen3-TTS text-to-speech. No Python, no PyTorch — just C and BLAS. Supports 0.6B and 1.7B models, 9 voices, 10 languages.
LLM inference in Fortran
Train voice styles for Supertone/supertonic-3 model.
Non-bijunctive attention collapse for LLM inference — POWER8 hardware AES (vcipher) + AltiVec vec_perm. Hebbian path selection, cross-head diffusion, O(1) KV prefiltering.
Running Mixture of Agents on CPU: LFM2.5 Brain (1.2B) + Falcon-R Reasoner (600M) + Tool Caller (90M). CPU-only, 16GB RAM. Lightweight AI Legion.
A GPU defined in software. Runs Llama 3.2 1B at 3.6 tok/sec. Zero dependencies.
The bare metal in my basement
Minimal, zero-dependency LLM inference in pure C11. CPU-first with NEON/AVX2 SIMD. Flash MoE (pread + LRU expert cache). TurboQuant 3-bit KV compression (8.9x less memory per session). 20+ GGUF quant formats. Compiles to WASM.
Summarize, explain, fact-check, or translate any text, URL, or file. No GPU. No cloud. One command
CPU-first, eager-execution tensor/autograd runtime and LLM inference engine written in pure Zig
Portable LLM - A rust library for LLM inference
Lightning-fast RAG for AI agents. ONNX-powered, 4-layer fusion, MCP server. No PyTorch.
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